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IuvER.NEWs,
Stage Of tho Water and Movements OF the
sh , Honts. NE

Stage Of tho Water and Movements OF the
Hohts.
The Scotia is due up this morning in
the Cincinnati Pittsburgh trade.
The Pittsburgh packet G. ". Ba!che.
lor, Captain Anshuts commanding, con.
tinueB to enjoy q good trade.
The W. N. Chancellor passed up on her
way from Charleston to Pittsburgh at m
early hour yesterday morning, having q
good trip on board.
Last Sunday evening the steamer Ella
Layman eunk a barge OF Peerless coul
containing about 10000 bushels, in the
Kanawha. The barge is in good condition
and can be raised.
The marks last evening indicated a
depth in the channel OF 10 feet 0 inches
and the river is still rising. There Ii no
doubt that there will be o good coal
boat stage before the waters commence to
subside again.
The reports from above Last night were
as follows: Pittsburgh, IS feet 3 inches and
rising; Greensboro, Is feet and falling;
KEGS Landing, Ii feet 10 inches and fall.
ing; Brownsville, Is feet and falling; Oil
City, 2 feet Q inches and rising.
Ia the Cincinnati coal market there is
at present only a moderate demand, with
prices ruling steady. Pittsburgh aloat,
second pool, 7c per bushel, and &c Tor
fourth pool; Kanawha 6a6ic; prices 10
at the usual ADVANCE.
The steamer Fashion, running in the
trade OF the old Emma Graham, Ia due
here on her way from Pit.sburghto Gin.
Ut 8 o'clock this morning. This
steamer, in the short time abe hns been
alling this place, has become qnits popu.
lar. This Is largely owing to the uniform
ly courteous treatment accorded the pub.
lie by her clever oflcers. Shippers and
p~ssaenge.s patronizing the Fashion arc
guaranteed eatiaiactiop, |
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THE CoLoREp SCHOOLS.

List year the Board waived the rulo
requiring graduates to attain IS per
cent in order 10 take part in the exercises.
as lar as this colored scholars were con.
cerned, and provided special com.
mencement exercises for them, This
sans plan will probably be followed out
this year, though it Is not improbable
that the two colored scholars will grade as
high as the whites. The Grand will prob.
ably be- placed at their disposal on the
night of the day thu whites graduate, and
assisted by Some members Of the junior
ciaes, 3 very nice entertainment will be
given under the able direction OF Prof.. J,
II. Jonea, as was done last year.
The c!aas ia not as large IS it was ex-
pected to be at the beginning OF the Sea.
sou. eicknoes and the securing Of positions
resulting in at lesst six dropping out Of
the ranks. Tho grades not all having
been computed it 10 as yet impossible to
stats who the honor pupils will be or
who will receive the Peabody medals.
Pleeident D. S. Stephens, Of Adrian
Mich College, has forwarded a Cert.
tcate Of Honor and o scholarship in the
college to DO presented to the pupil stand.
ing ct the head o: the olsss. This scholar.
ship coneists OF free tuition and COLLEGE
expensesto the amonnt Of S. per term for
twelve terlns in any department Of the
college. 45
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AliquIppa Picnic.

On Saturday, June II, the Amslgamated
Association will hold their annual picnic
on the beautiful Aliquippa Picnic Grounds
on the Pittsburgh 4 Lake Erie railroad,
The Baltimore & Ohio will run O upecial
train from Bellaire and Wheeling through
TO the picnic grounds without change of
cars, leaving Bellaire at $3.50 and Wheel,
ing at 7 A. N. Returning train leaves
picnic grounds at I P. II. Tickets good
two days. Round trip rate, ST. so, Re.
member the date, Saturday, June Ii, s
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WILLIE. Weir, who for many yearu was
connected with the Singer Sewing Ma.
chine CompaRy's Office, extends a cordial
invitation to all to call and soc him al h;s
new quarters, where he will be pleased to
a full and complete line Of
Hats, Gaps and Gents Furnishing Goods
the lowest priceu. Satisfaction guaran.
.esd. Gall aud be convinced.
W I'LL F. Weir,
Under New Mcclure House,
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Leon Van Wall's sentence Of si1 mouths
IN the county Jail for petit larceny expired
Tuesday. Hs Is now in dnrance yilo to.
seeuye hig Appearance in the'U. S. Courte ct
ito next eeseion to aGswsr to to the sc,ion
Of the grand jury in reference to a charge
olilleeal voting last November. Van Walt
has occurred boadsmen, and 8 tolseraa d was
received itom Judge Jackson yesterday
.consen!ing to his being ,nIsse,d on bail.
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Transfers Recorded.

Clurk Hook yesterday admitted 10 rec,
ord two deeds Of trust; a deed mode May
"a, by the city OF Wheeling to Henry
schmulbaoh in consideration Of sl4, 500,
Tor lot 3 in eqnare 10, being the eits Of
tho old City Building; a deed made June
4,by I'D. Ewing, trustee, to j. L. Hawley,
in consideration Of ST 900, for a tract Of
land on the National road east OF thiu
city knoFn as the Dice property ; and 8
deed made May 90, by Andrew Hydingsr
and wife to Louisa, wiio OF John 7. King,
In consideration OF 1900, for lot 10 and and
the south half OF lot 1t in equsro l in the
old town OF Lagrange. -7f o,
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Regents Appointed by the Governor.

The Governor has appointed the follow.
ing Regents Tor the West Virginia Schools
itr the Deaf snl Blind Y. A. Armstrong.
Of jackson W. T. ;Smoot, Of Boone; W,
Il. McClunS, OF Greenhrier 4. L. Puah,
Of HsmpshiIe, and ]. Y. Piercs, OF Min.
etai. Thss was done Under the provisions
OF the recent act passed by tho Legislature
changing The nameo Of tho institute Tor the
deaf, dumb and blind to that OF West
Yirgln!a. Schools for tho Dtet and D;inI.
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E1cnrsion to Cleveland, Thursday, June 0.
The Pennsylvania Company will run a
special excursion train to Cleveland, on
Thursday, June 0, for which excursion
tickets will be sold from Bridgeport at the
rate Of s2e.25. Tickets will bs good to 70.
turn by any regular train until Monday,
June IS, inclusive. For time of trains and
ratea Of fare, See Bmall bills.
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q MO ii. asNag = y, No.
Take notice that the deposltIoaa OF John C,a1ip.
EDWARD Z. Eames. Horace ]. FaiIchlld, Dexter N
at ths olaee q II 4 claalu 4 Co.. On West Broad.
way In the city Of New York, In the State Of New
doTE. on me 18th day OF July. A. D. 1857, betyesn
s ne Lours Of . o'eloskA NJ. and . O'clock +. X,
Ihe aepo. iiions OF Sarah A. Roemer, John Reid
reyton y. pobbins aud Others will Be- taken.a ths,
law ounce o. n, Gatyln, No 1905 Chaplino ttree,,
IN mo city o. Wheeling and State ii West Vii.
H. ho on III, h ! 2s a!h, day q July, Al. 1857. between
anH the deposition Of Harry Rocmer viii be taken
~ ing once OF "; {. Cave. In tho city OF Moberly.
county Of Randolph. State OF Missouri, on The "A
gay 81 August, Al. 1887, between The hours OF a
O'clock A.. n. and 0 o'clock r. IT,, and tho denos,'
tions OF John Roemer and others will be taEen At
tno law Office Of Arthur y. Wakley, loom q, Omaha
ha!ional Bank building, In the CITY Of Omaha, In
the state Of Nebraska, on The 9Th day. Of Aurnst.
.. D.leo1, between tho hour, OF 6 O'Clock a. M
aha O'Clock l.M.i 10 DO lead In evidence in IN"
aooYe named cause on the behalf Of The ,aid
pS,a : nv And II from any cause the taking Of
thG SAID deposllions shall not DO commencadee NJ NJ
9eiae com nenced. shalt not be completed on thSt
gay, me taking 81 the same will DO Adjourned irom
uiae 70 time until the same shall be- Completed. y
By J: 9: HuIsIilsoa. their Solicitor. - Ies.Th
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Pittsburgh and Return.

Commencing Sunday, June &, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notioa
the Baltimore Ohio will sell excuraion
to Pittsburgh aud return at low
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at ST. 90. Trains leave at s and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at 7 and l1:lO
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ABOUT PROFILE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Gg., .r. : Abroad, fNf5r

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
W. s. Wiley, OF the New Martlnsvllle
Democrat, was at the McLure House
yesterday.
Mrr. Charles J.. VanKeuren ID making
a visit with her children to friends down at
Darlington.
MI. W. D. Ship]sy bas yetprned from
an e~xtensive Western trip. He was as far
West as the Indian Territory.
Prof. O. R. shreye, superintendent OF
the Martins Ferry schools, was in the
city yesterday visiting the public schools.
Tho many friends Of Mr.. Allen Howell,
IT,, will be glad 10 learn that he has
entirely recovered from his recent serious
illness.
Mr.. /. T. Jones, Of Massachusetts, Is at
the Stamm House. He Is here, as Usual,
for the purpose Of looking alter his iuter-
eats In tho Tack Factory. INV
Capt. A. J. stoneand Ny. Alex Bebout, OF
Fairnlont, wero in the city last evening
attending the regular meeting OF the West
Virginia Temple Of Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine.
Among the excursioniata to Cincinnati
and return that left on the Andes Tues.
day were Miss Mary Houser, Of Cadiz,
and her friend Miss Mamie Morehead, OF
North East, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norwood, of Bridge.
port, and Mr.. George s. Pawnall will
leave soon for a short European tip.
They will sail on tho N14th inst. on the
steamer Alaska, OF tho Guion line.
Rev. A. B. Morrison, who has go ably
filled the pulpit of.the NJ. Z. church at
Martins Ferry Tor the past, fivo months,
lett yesterday for his home in Lichdeld,
III. He expects, after q short stay there,
to go 10 Mexico, whore be Ia largely in
terested in paying silver mines.
Mr.. N. A. Haldeman, the iron roofing
manufacturer, has removed. his works
from this city to Philadelphia, and will in
r few days remove his family to thst city.
Mr.. Heldeman can lily be spared from
Wheelipg's business %circlee, and a host Of
friende sincerely regret the departure Of
the family.
Miss Laura Conner, one Of the mombers
Of the Wheeling Female College that
graduated Tuesday evening, will tender
the class a reception this evening at her
fathers 1esideucs on Chapline street,
South Side. She will be assisted by her
sister, Miss Alma. A large number of in
yitationB have been Issued.
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Typo.wrIters Chenp.

We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, tho Crandal1
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Call on OF address for circulars
EDWARD L. RosR 4 Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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The Fourteenth Stree. Pavement,

The Fourteenth Street Pavement. NV
Work WAS commenced yesterday pre-
pairing to widen the sidewalks on Four.
teenth etreot east Of Chapline preparatory
to the paving Of the street, but as it
threatened to rain but little. progrees was
made. The work Of dressing and resetting
the curb will be commenced to-day. The
paving will be pushed aa rapidly as posai.
bic, and the Board OF Public Worka serves
notice on property holders desiring to, lay
pipes to their premises to do 30 at once,
The sidewalks are to BIO widened east Of
Ohspline street to conform to the line
west OF there.
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THE NAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

: #H"" Y 4. .FHrEtH fTF|H# H
Meeting Of the Western Association Hero
d Yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Western Nail Association was held in this
city at the Office Of tho Benwood Iron
Works yesterday. Sixteen mills were
represented, among tho manuiacturers
from other mills than those Of this vicinity
being Vice.Preaident CHARLES Z. Fitzhugh
and Mr.. Waller Chess, Of Pittsburgh, ].
a. Kelly, Of Ironton, G. q. Wizton, Of
Scranton, Fa., and ]. NJ. Barton, OF Belle
vile, Ills. -
Secretary Wise said after tho meeting
adjourned that nothing was done hut the
usual routine bueineus Of the Association.
Nothing was done toward securing a stif.
leninS of the market. The selling card
remains at g Is. No. -.
The Association adjourned to recon.
Yene at Pittsburgh, Wednesday, July is,
when tho next regular meeting viii be
hold. 1t is probable that the meetinca Of
the future will DO held here more fra.
auently than in the past. n
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEposlTioSs.

Published tho FIRST time June Q, 1887. y
Attest. JOHN W.. MlTCaELI, Glory
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Mr. Edward Jones and Miss Annie L.
johnson, both Of Benwood, wers married
at tho Wesley Chapel, in the Eighth ward,
by the Rev. q. E. Hite at 8 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The groom and bride arc
both popular aud estimable young people.
The bride is the daughter. OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. R. Johnaon, Of Marshall county, and q
sister OF Mr.. William Johnson, the popular
engineer Of the B. & 0. She Is graduate
Of the Wheeling Female Oollege, clsss OF
'S2. They we're the recepienss OF many
hearty congratulations, and the presents
vera rich and handsome and too numer.
Gus to mention. ,
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HOI1sE
W. or turniihcd rooms for light aouscfeeninr
aaiing summer mouths. Family all aduits. Besf
9! references given. Beat paid In advance r..
ores, stating terms, z. !. D., this ONCE. 800 ieGs :
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The august Ecunlou.

The Executive Committee Of tho Army
Of Went Virginia reunion adjourned last
night to reaeaembls alter the Finance
Committee has held a meeting. The
Finance Committee is to inset at the
:hoadquarters, l2OS Chapline street, this
evening, aud the Importance Of o full at.
tendance. ought to DO apparent to all the
members.
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Chenp Sunday Excursions on Ohio River
Railroad. F ID
Commencing June II, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sisteraviiie and return at the low rate
OF 81 so; Wheeling to Parkersburg and
return, So %. Tickets good one day only.
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REV, nITE


Again Taken to Task by two Anonymous
Correspondents.
10 ne Editor Of tie 1n,e1totnar.
6lR:-Dlainterested spectator as I am, I
must confess that the Rev. g. E. Hite's
answer to the charge Of bad taste In his
baccalauteate address Of last Sunday even.
Ing brought against him by one "Reader,n
In your Issue Of yesterday, was quite un.
satisfactory. He having made the charge
In bis sermon, the on,a probandi (as all
logicians arc aware) must necessarily rest
with him. His remarks with regard to
the cowardice Of Reader" In not signing
his real name, arc worthless. What we
want are the facts; by these ne stand or
fall, We want no begging Of the question,
but an intelligent public Wishes 10 know
whether OF not, now that he Is challenged,
he 10 ablo to bear out the statements he 90
carelessly, and Of the same time 90 inap.
propriately made on n like occasion. Lot
TIC hear from him. SPECTATOR,
I'D Wheeling, June s. (SM
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Grand opening Of Young Men's Chris
tan Aesociatsion Parlors at Bridgeport on
Friday evening, June, 10. Supper and
Feetival. Benefit Of Association. Every.
body come. Supper from 5 to 8 o'clock.
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So 90 Kangaroo Shoe,

Gentlemen, examine our s. 90 genuine
Kangaroo Shoe, q apecial barsin to clcss'
them out. Sec them heioro they axe aii
como. j.. ", AMioE,
y llj3 Main s:feet. ~
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ThE frat regular meeting Of the Wcat
Virginia Wom2n'a Indian Association will
DO held stthe Fourth Street NJ, E. Church
on Thursday, June 0, at Slo'clocS P n.
LadleB from asl the churches afe. esrncetly
REQUESTED to be present nt this meeting.
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To be Closed Out.

Remnant lots Of Gents French Kid
and kangaroo Congress, also q lot OF low
cut shoes at one hall the regular priceo.
7j5rFS I'll ". EBIoyn..
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Mrs. NINA NEuER, the German poetess,
dyes, cleans and curls ostrich feathers In
the best manner. No. SO Twelfth street.
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MUSICAL and literary entertainment at
the l.ue Street NJ. Z. Church Thursday
evening, June 0. Admission, Csc.
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An American Article
most careful and original manufacture.
Jolgase's Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap,
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TnE Womau's Mieclon Circle, Of the
Frat Bsptiss Church, will give 81 S.aw.
berry Festival Ut Chspline Street Rink
this evening. Admission, including eaucer
OF csesm and saucer5 OF ,strawberriep, Is
eentn: All are invited md q good time
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50 90. IS 90. 81 90.
Gentlemen, see our genuine Kangaroo
S3 90 Shoe. ]. w. AMlcK,
1l49 Main street.
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DENTISTRY.
Now Advertisements

q Office, Nus. a6 aud "a Erouftcsuth strv...
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CUT Court for Ohio county. June Rules
1857. E4 fiTs.tl 9|ETST'
John Clalin, Edward E. Eames. Horace J. Fair
child: Dexter n. Force and Daniel Robinson, q
firm doing business under tho hrm name OF q,
B. Claaln 4 Co.,
John Roemer, sarah A. Rocmcr and 1ohu Rncner,
her husband; Harry Roemer, trustee; George d
O. WELLER and Hsnuah weiller. a trm doing bust.
MSS under the. urn namo' OF Chas WELLER. l.
son: James LAushlin, John Reid and Pes ton \,
Dobbins, trustee.
The object OF this suit Is to set aside aud In e
declared null and void, a decd made and execWtci
August. 1870 by which he purported to convey to
Earn, Hoemer, trustee. and Sarah A.. Roen1er fol
tho role use and benefit Of ealah A. Roemer, vile
Of me said John Rccmet, tho following described
eight inches OF tho south part OF lot humber ffty-
six Toy situated on the northwest corner Of Main
and Bidcle streets. In Centre Wheeling, Ohio
county, mud State Of Weat Virginia. aud have said
notes due ihe plaintiffs, and aSg1egating tao sun OF
sA,62s %, ant! the interest thereon. and the costs Of
this suit paid out Of tho proceeds Of said sale And
y Appearing from an aihdavit filed In this case that
and James Laushlin arc not residents Of the State
Of West Virsipin, on motion OF the said plaintiffs,
by their solicitor, tho said Harry Roemer, Isaac g.
WELLER, Hannah WELLER and James Lsughlln arc
oraered TO appear within one month nitef the frat
publication Of this order and do what Is necsssary
70 project their Interests And 1t Is further order.
cd that this notice DO published for four spcccssiyc
weeks IN some newspaper published IN tho city Of
W hG.ig and pnsted as required by law:
atthe Court House Of said county this 8lb dav ~
June, 1887, to. Wit: June Rules, 1857. - ~ "a
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published the first time June 0. 1885,. y I{s
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, c1crk.
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ADMINISTRATORS, NorlCrs
A DEMONSTRATORS, NOTICE,

AOH1N1oIRAIUKSy NUTICE,
WHEELING, v. Iva, June /, 1857.
Inc undersigned having been duly qualified and
appointed Administrations Of the estate ii 4. J.
Stone deceased hereby notify ali persons
Aolein a claims against laid esintc 10 p,essn. ,le
same anne : properly certified. without delay; and all
persons Indebted 70 said estate to call and settle
inside Of thirty days. d
". 4. STONE,
loso asin Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
J. 7. BToNE,
!s.e.3--- IVA Main Street: Wheeling. W. Va, E
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Thermometer Record,

As reported by Ohria!ian schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yestesdsy:
TAX. 8 AK. I'm. ,ls r.1, Try
7S S' SP s0' s9o
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TnE Zane Street N. E.. Church will Give
q musical and literary entertainment
Thursday evening, JuneG Admission, 25c
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ATTEND the musical and literary enter.
Stsinment at tho Zane Street ME. Church,
Thursday evening.
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WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Suilings, pantaloonings and Over.
coatlngs. Which weare prepared TO make
up In ilrst.class style at reasonable
prices.
Our White Unlannlried Shirt, double
senmcd, re.cnf0rcel front aud back, NJ
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. a full line Of Balbriggan I'm.
derwear from 81 GOA suit upwards, mt Il
C.ilIEsS 4 sons,
1321s& 1928 Market Street,
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WAsHlSsros, D. G., Jnne 0.-For Wsas
Virginia, southsrly winds, fsir weather,
followed by rain, stationary Temperature.
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ia Special Sale
Of Lsdies' Ane ahoea 10. this week at re.
,duced prices. b; L,3V. BLOND.
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John ClaAin, Edward E. Earues, Horace J. Fair.
child. Dexter N. Force and Daniel Robinson, a
firm doing business under tho hru name OF Il.
Z. Claflln u Co., 1SssIgqaf So
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HIGH GRADES,

There nre throo or four who have vet to
finish their examinations in one or two
branches, having been prevented by n
cause or another from being examined at
the time tho othera we're. The averages
Of thaHe who have finished their e1amin-
tions have not all been computed yet, but
Superintendent Anderson ssys thath be has
no doubt that every one OF thu thirty
zine will attain the per cent fxed by the
Board as necessary for graduation. He
also ssya that be is Of. the opinion that all
but four or FIVE Of the white scholars will
attain S. per cent, which under a rulo OF
the Board they must have in order to take
psrtin the exercises. The indications are
therefore that there will DO over thirty
graduates taking IN active part in the ex-
e%rciBes. 1t is the Superintendent pur-
poae to limit each performance 10 two and
onc:half or three minutee, 80 that the pro-
gramms will not be O tediously long one,
ltie presumed that, as usual, tho Board
will appropriate money to pay for an or
chestrs in order that the monotony of the
exercises may be varied BY Iauaie.
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Hs-price Of Tickets, one dollar.
DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY,

INVEST VIRGINIA: IN TIE CIR.
NV CUT Court for Ohio county June Rules,
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FOR RENT.

with Natural Gas.
Two rooms on frst floor, No. ITO Che !!nc stas.
with Natural Gas. sIE So
No. l0A Fifteenth street, SiI d a month.
Woods streets. 5jEfI
Store Boon, No: Tts Main Erect, with n.taH'
LIES
Real Estate Agent, Collector AND Notary PasIs'
-leS ......-N OpvlCg, No l6l2 MARKET g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-09

Under tho guidance Of the Mayor, the
visitors were taken through a number Of
Wheeling's industrial establishments pre-.
vious to returning to tho hotel.